There are 8 episodes in the first season, of which episodes 4, 5, and 6 are branch unit dramas, and episodes 1, 2, 3 and 7, 8 together form the main storyline.
episode 1
1) The Mandalorian came on stage, came to the tavern to accept the task, and then went to meet the remnants of the client's empire;
2) Come to the target planet, meet the guide, and learn to ride the mount;
3) Came to the battle site and met the robot hunter. After the war, the target was found to be "Baby Yoda"; faced with a moral choice, the Mandalorian killed the robot hunter.
The plot is smooth and not muddled, and a lot of background setting information is given in a short time. The final reversal is like a blow to the head, leading the story in a different direction.
Episode 2
1) Encountered a chaser on the way away, the Mandalorian was injured, and the baby tried to use the force to heal it but failed (the force hinted);
2) The scavengers dismantled the spaceship, the Mandalorian negotiated with the guide to find the scavengers, and the other party offered to ask for the eggs of the mud beast;
3) Fight against the mud beasts. At the critical moment, the baby used the force and got the egg to repair the spaceship (use the force).
"Baby Yoda" and the Force, one of the attractive signatures of the Star Wars series. This kind of feeling is like sugar in the mud, teasing your taste buds.
Episode 3
1) (Joystick ball hint) The Mandalorian handed over tasks to the empire and got rewarded steel blocks;
2) Find a blacksmith to cast the steel block into armor. During the battle with the clansmen, the slogan "This is the way" was explained; (the clansmen hint) (the equipment hints)
3) Return to the tavern to take the task, the publisher explains the hunter principle (steel block hint)
4) (Use of joystick ball) Return to battle with the empire, show new equipment capabilities (use of equipment)
5) Battle with guild hunters on the street, Mandalorians assisted in the battle (used by clansmen), and the publisher was shot but did not die (used by steel blocks)
Every time the person or props before the important transition will give hints in advance, so that it will be less abrupt when it comes into play; the introduction of the Mandalorian organizational culture makes it easier for people to understand and identify with an ideal and cultural organization.
Episode 4 helps the villagers resist aggression, like "Seven Samurai";
Episode 5 The growth and fall of the novice hunter, just like himself;
Episode 6 The destruction of the prison robbery team;
Episode 7
1) Back to the main line, the publisher proposes a solution
2) The Mandalorian looked for a helper, emphatically describing the rehabilitation of the robot hunter, and the force of the baby was hinted when the wrist was broken;
3) Dinosaurs attack at night, Baby Force uses the force, prompting the publisher to change his mind;
4) During the transaction, after the villain answers the phone, the big boss appears to escalate the conflict, the guide is shot down, and the protagonist team is in a big crisis;
There are surprises, reversals, and conflicts in the development process. This turning point feels a bit far-fetched. Is it because there are fewer hints in advance?
Episode 8
1) The robot hunter comes on the scene, killing the Quartet;
2) The Mandalorian recalled the past and completed the complement of his life experience and background;
3) The two sides fight, the Mandalorian is injured, the baby uses the force to block the fireball, and the robot hunter uses spray to treat the Mandalorian;
4) When the blacksmith met in the sewer, he pointed out the future mission to the Mandalorian and presented a flight bag;
5) The robot hunter blew his way and the Mandalorian flew to the sky and defeated the boss.
The final resolution process was a bit procrastinated, and there was a feeling of "why hasn't been finished yet" in the back. The combat power is unbalanced, and the robot hunter can beat energy milk and weld and cut, which is too powerful. The ending is somehow rounded up the story, looking forward to the next season.
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